Exterior Doors

Schlage Locks are an integral part in providing security to a home and holding the door tight against the weather strip for a good seal from the elements. Locks come in a variety of styles, options, and finishes. Cylindrical locks are the most common lock type available. These locks are installed into a bore that is cut in the face of the door while a latch bolt is installed into a bore on the edge of the door. This type of lock has a quick and easy installation process. Reeb offers multiple types of handlesets for different design and finish options. HARDWARE ®

J SERIES JH58/JH59 (shown in US3)

F SERIES F58/F59 (shown in US10B)

The JH58 and JH59 work together to make a functional locking system. The JH58 is the exterior portion which includes the locking mechanism, while the JH59 is the interior portion. PAGE 125

The F58 and F59 work together to make a functional locking system. The F58 is the exterior portion which includes the locking mechanism, while the F59 is the interior portion which includes latches and installation hardware. PAGE 126

B SERIES/ F SERIES BE365/FE285 (shown in US5)

F SERIES F92/F94 (shown in US3)

The BE365 and FE285 work together to make a functional locking system. The BE365 is an electronic battery operated deadbolt which includes the locking mechanism, while the FE285 is the handleset portion. PAGE 128

The F92 and F94 work together to make a dummy trim system. The F92 is the exterior portion, while the F94 is the interior portion. PAGE 127

F SERIES FE595 (shown in US15)

The FE595 is a stand-alone electronic battery operated locking system with a built in

handleset. PAGE 129

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